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The September issue of Vogue declares people are talking about “an exclusive new Web site that offers its members the chance to discover best-kept secrets from a host of well-traveled style arbiters.” Yes, that Web site is Indagare.com. The article goes on to highlight some of the sophisticated travelers whose insider picks we feature.

Among the newest and most exciting tips from our members and friends:

• fashion designer Soledad Twombly on Rome, including a great personal shopping service that leads you off the traditional fashion route
• designer Kelly Wearstler on wonderful activities to plan with kids in Los Angeles
• China Club owner David Tang on making the most of a visit to Hong Kong, including a trip to his favorite traditional tea house
• jeweler Gogo Ferguson on Marrakech, including her preferred guide for hiking in the Atlas Mountains
• author Elizabeth Gilbert on Bali, one of the destinations featured in her bestselling memoir Eat, Pray, Love, including a tiny beachside hotel
• Alexis Swanson Traina on where to shop for unique finds in San Francisco
• jewelry designer Kai-Yin Lo on Beijing, with a round-up of the best contemporary art galleries
• author Jill Kargman on her best-loved spots on Nantucket, where she has been going with her family all her life
• Brazilian singer-songwriter Caetano Veloso on a scenic hike in Rio de Janeiro
• designer Charlotte Moss on her trusted style addresses in New York
• in Paris: award-winning cookbook author Dorie Greenspan on her favorite local restaurants and gourmet shops; fashion designer Loulou de la Falaise on where to take a break while hunting for flea market treasures; jewelry designer Marie Hélène de Taillac shares picks for fashion, beauty and decor on the Left and Right Banks
• in London: designer David Linley on top hotels, restaurants and a fabulous shopping neighborhood; plugged-in designer Nathalie Hambro shares her list of favorite sources
• Plus: Writer Paul Theroux and his wife Sheila Donnelly Theroux don’t agree on their Hawaiian hot spots, but you get both sides in their He said/She said exchange.